What is the purpose of the handicaps

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The Bearded Llama · Answer 1 · 2020-04-08T10:52:13+0000

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upposedly, the purpose of the handicaps is to make all citizens in Harrison's world equal. The definition of equality leaves much to be desired in his dystopian world, though. For example, no one is allowed to be better-looking, more talented, stronger, or smarter than anyone else.

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